The "Old Abbey"

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18 !!! THE OLD ABBEY," LEOMINSTER, MASS. 1: 982 87-94

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PUB. BY J. I. WILLIAMS, WORCESTER, MASS., U. S. A. QUALIF SE COMINS LET ARTIN TOE The "Old Abbey," so called from a fancied resemblance to a place described in a novel. Built about 1740 and one of the oldest houses in Leo- minster. Originally a very large house and a noted tavern on the old turnpike road. At one time was one of the "underground railroad stations" for secretly transporting slaves north. NSTER MA STER THIS SPACE MAY BE USED FOR MESSAGE LEAD www.w FOREIGN- mistrement Affy THIS SPACE FOR THE ADDRESS